Randy Moore <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I notice that you've shortened the field size for all of the attribute
> values fields to 64 or 54 characters. Any reason not to keep them at 253?
They should be 253. I've just fixed that.
> I don't think I understand keys well enough to predict whic
Hi Thomas,
I notice that you've shortened the field size for all of the attribute
values fields to 64 or 54 characters. Any reason not to keep them at 253?
Some attributes like X-Ascend-Data-Filter, can require a longer field.
I like the tighter requirements otherwise.
Also, while I'm thinki
Thomas Huehn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Since Attributes and Values not allowed to be NULL i've made the following
> mysql table structure. I've also raise the length of the
> username/attribues/value fields, because I think they was to short ;)
OK. I've added it to the source, thanks.
Since Attributes and Values not allowed to be NULL i've made the following
mysql table structure. I've also raise the length of the
username/attribues/value fields, because I think they was to short ;)
#
# Table structure for table 'radacct'
#
CREATE TABLE radacct (
RadAcctId bigint(21) NOT
Thomas Huehn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'am testing freeradius with mysql. If I add an username/password/NULL line
> to table radcheck the radiusd exit on signal(11).
Ah... that's bad.
> Solution for this is to alter the radcheck table:
>
> alter table radcheck modify Value varchar(40) d
Hi all,
first of all i think freeradius is one of the best ;)
I'am testing freeradius with mysql. If I add an username/password/NULL line
to table radcheck the radiusd exit on signal(11).
Solution for this is to alter the radcheck table:
alter table radcheck modify Value varchar(40) defaul
Hi all,
first of all i think freeradius is one of the best ;)
I'am testing freeradius with mysql. If I add an username/password/NULL line
to table radcheck the radiusd exit on signal(11).
Solution for this is to alter the radcheck table:
alter table radcheck modify Value varchar(40) default